Category: Laos

Lao lunch with new friends

Posted on 22/10/201725/10/2017 by IMartin

All Posts, Laos, Partnership, Teams, The Lao teachers

emotions, English, Falang, first impression, friendship, Germany, intercultural competence, Lao food, partnership, Sikeud primary school, Teaching English in Laos, Western food

During our first week at Ban Sikeud primary school in September, Hanna and I (Jessica) were invited by the school’s

First impressions – by Lea Herrmann

Posted on 12/10/201720/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, First impressions, Laos, Personal highlight, Teaching experiences, The Lao teachers

first impression, Germany, intercultural competence, internship, Lao food, partnership, Phang Heng primary school, Teaching English in Laos

…after my parents dropped me off at the airport in Frankfurt and we said goodbye for a really long time,

Our journey to Laos – Team V arrives on 18 September 2017

Posted on 01/10/201720/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, First impressions, Laos, Teams

English, Germany, internship, journey, partnership, Teaching English in Laos

Flying to a foreign country is almost always linked to a lot of effort. Travelling with seven people seemed like

“Global English: Teaching English in Asia” – Approaches to a complex enterprise

Posted on 23/09/201720/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Global English, Laos, RIES, Teaching experiences, Teams, Workshops

"Singlish", Buddhism, English, intercultural competence, internship, Laos, Square Dance, Teaching English in Laos, ways of teaching, workshop

Winter term 2016/17 In the winter semester 2016/17, it was Team IV‘s turn to be prepared for “Teaching English in

This is Team V! 18 September 2017 – 15 February 2018

Posted on 18/09/201720/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Laos, Teaching experiences, Teams

"Mopsy", English, Germany, Lao-German Technical College, Laos, Lending Library, Phang Heng primary school, Phang Heng secondary school, Sikeud primary school, Teaching English in Laos

This is Team V! Chosen by the project leader Johannes Zeck of the Angels for Children Foundation, Prof. Isabel Martin

Education in Laos (Part II) – Parallel education systems during the Lao Civil War (1954 -1975)

Posted on 17/09/201721/09/2017 by Johannes Zeck

All Posts, Laos

Education, history, Laos, school system

Introduction and historical background After Part I of the series about education in Laos described the beginning of a formalized

“Don’t miss your chance” – our film-making project at the LGTC

Posted on 02/08/201728/01/2020 by IMartin

Activity time, All Posts, Intercultural Activities, Laos

Activities, English, Lao-German Technical College, Laos, Teaching English in Laos

This motto is not only the title of our project video for the Vientianale 2017, an annual film festival held in

Our personal highlight: Two Lao weddings – by Amelie Reiling and Stephanie Schulz

Posted on 21/07/201720/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Intercultural Activities, Laos, Personal highlight

Baci, Lao-German Technical College, Vientiane, wedding

Two of our most defining experiences in Laos were the two traditional weddings we got to attend. Never before had

Flashback: Three unforgettable months in Laos

Posted on 10/03/201720/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Laos, Personal highlight

Laos, personal highlight, Sikeud primary school, Teaching English in Laos

Before I applied for this internship, it had been a great dream of mine to travel to Southeast Asia. During

English Certificates for Lao teachers 2017

Posted on 24/02/201702/03/2017 by Johannes Zeck

All Posts, Laos, Partnership, Teaching experiences, Teams

certificate, emotions, English, happiness, partnership, smile, Teaching English in Laos

Learning English is fun, at times challenging, but also very rewarding. To show our “students” how much we appreciate their

Our cooperation with the Research Institute of Educational Sciences (RIES)

Posted on 23/02/201720/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Laos, Partnership, RIES, Teaching experiences

English, Lao-German cooperation, partnership, Research Institute of Educational Sciences, Teaching English in Laos, ways of teaching

Prof. Martin: Part I Our cooperation with the Research Institute of Educational Sciences (RIES) developed Lao-style, that is to say

A few thoughts on how the education system could be improved – by Bounleud Sengsavangvong and Souvanh Navong

Posted on 16/02/201720/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Laos, Teaching experiences, The Lao teachers

English, Lao teachers' essays, Teaching English in Laos

After having lived in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic for three months, with another one to come, it is time

Category: Laos

Lao lunch with new friends

First impressions – by Lea Herrmann

Our journey to Laos – Team V arrives on 18 September 2017

“Global English: Teaching English in Asia” – Approaches to a complex enterprise

This is Team V! 18 September 2017 – 15 February 2018

Education in Laos (Part II) – Parallel education systems during the Lao Civil War (1954 -1975)

“Don’t miss your chance” – our film-making project at the LGTC

Our personal highlight: Two Lao weddings – by Amelie Reiling and Stephanie Schulz

Flashback: Three unforgettable months in Laos

English Certificates for Lao teachers 2017

Our cooperation with the Research Institute of Educational Sciences (RIES)

A few thoughts on how the education system could be improved – by Bounleud Sengsavangvong and Souvanh Navong

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Leona Kemmer (Team XI) volunteers as English teacher at Sunshine School in the winter term 2024/25

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3rd Erasmus+ Mobility Project PH Karlsruhe & Savannakhet University

3 consecutive Erasmus+ mobilities to Savannakhet University: Prof. Isabel Martin, Mr Philipp Reul, Dr. Nico Hillah

Leona Kemmer (Team XI) volunteers as English teacher at Sunshine School in the winter term 2024/25

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